Sohum Shah addresses Tumbbad’s competition with ‘Stree’ and ‘Munjya’
Amid the re-release of 'Tumbbad' and the anticipation around 'Tumbbad 2', Sohum Shah addresses the comparison with 'Stree' and 'Munjya.'
Aanand L. Rai’s ‘Tumbbad’ is set for a thrilling theatrical re-release, reigniting the excitement around this sleeper hit that has grown into a cult classic. Released initially to modest expectations, the film took audiences by surprise with its captivating blend of horror and folklore.
Produced by Colour Yellow Productions, ‘Tumbbad’ wasn’t just another horror film. It marked a turning point for the production house, which is popular for crafting heartfelt stories rooted in India’s heartland.
Reflecting on the film’s upcoming re-release, Rai expressed pride in its enduring impact. “The curiosity and questions about a possible ‘Tumbbad 2’ still come up, which shows how deeply the film resonated,” he shared. For him and his team, ‘Tumbbad’ wasn’t just a project but an exploration into uncharted cinematic territory, offering a fresh take on the horror genre that blended Indian folklore with supernatural elements.
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The film stars Sohum Shah and will be back in theaters on September 13, offering both devoted fans and newcomers another opportunity to experience its immersive storytelling on the big screen. The movie’s stunning VFX and atmosphere played a key role in pulling viewers into its haunting, mythological world, making it one of the most visually memorable Indian films in the genre.
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As Rai gears up for this re-release, he’s also riding high on the success of his latest production, ‘Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba’. A sequel to the thriller ‘Haseen Dillruba’, the film smashed viewership records, further cementing Colour Yellow Productions’ reputation for delivering genre-defining hits.
Looking ahead, Rai and his team are preparing for their upcoming releases, including ‘Nakhrewaalii’ and ‘Tere Ishk Mein’, promising even more innovation and genre exploration. With ‘Tumbbad’ returning to cinemas, advance booking is already open for what promises to be another remarkable journey into the unknown, where horror and folklore intertwine once more.
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